Can I use any flood lamp style heat lamp bulb?
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Any style, yes, but be sure you don't go over the wattage as it will make the lamp wires too hot.
1748228
my husband cleans chandeliers & is often asked to change bulbs in ceilings or outdoors. unfortunately, not all flood bulbs are the same. if you have purchased only the yellow cup, you may want to get the other colors/sizes. he just keeps switching out the suction cups till he finds the one that works..........and one of these will fit. (the complete set contains yellow, red & blue)
1602389
I did the same thing - this is the bulb i used: High Power 6W LED GU10 base Flood 60° Soft White Lamp (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000QH3NEC/ref=oh_details_o03_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). GU10 is the type of bulb. You might try a different manufacturer since of the 14 I installed I had to replace 4 in less than a year.
602794
You can use almost any type or size bulb including floodlight or incandescent type and sized LED. This dimmer is designed for use with LED and compact fluorescent bulbs (CFL). It is only the wattage that is important. Do not exceed 150 Watts for LED type bulbs and 600 Watt CFLs. Most LED lights are rated 10 Watts or less and CFLs are under 20 Watts typically. You should be able to use almost any type bulb that fits your light fixture. I hope that helps.
1100320
Yes you can, any bulb with an "A" base will fit provided the diameter is not too large. I have a 100 watt cfl in mine.
1641644
This takes a standard flood light bulb. This means that the base (the threaded portion) is just like most any screw in type light bulb you would use in most light fixtures around your home. Standard flood light bulbs are typically PAR-38 (PAR=Parabolic Aluminized Reflector and 38 is the size - 4.75" diameter). These bulbs are readily available at most any store that carries bulbs and cost much less than the fixture.
1501982
The bulb is lamp specific.They can only be used in a lamp that requires tht model bulb.
1291973
Takes a regular incandescent flood light - don't think the energy efficient type will work as they have a wider base .
1751980
Yes, and I highly suggest this one. It's really of high quality and I'm sure you'll love it as much as I do: Triangle Bulbs (Pack Of 4) 8-Watt (65-Watt) BR30 LED Flood Light Bulb, Dimmable, UL Listed, Energy star certified,
1620084
I wouldn't use it, it would get to hot. Your better off using a 75w heat bulb or a low wattage halogen spot flood bulb (from home depot).
149599
Yes for pain, standard bulb socket. The lamp housing must be rated for 250 watts, most are not.
1074497
We use an MR16 bulb - they're available in floods and spots. You can see pix and prices at www.wholesaleled.com/collections/mr16?gclid=CODOrvb487kCFe1AMgod7wcAYQ or go to wholesaleled.com and search for MR16
1653974
Yes, just make sure its made for higher heat levels. It uses a standard screw in socket. Like a light bulb.
968614
You can use any light bulb that fits onto the socket because more light just allows you to get better photos by keeping the ISO low, raising the stutter speed and F stops. This can be accomplished with more of any kind of lighting. For example Realtor.com recommends the Realtors go to a hardware store and buy a flood light to take better pictures. I broke one of the bulbs on my soft light kit and replaced it with a soft light I purchased from the drug store to be used to light my home. I also looked on the box the original bulb came in and typed the brand name plus the wattage into the amazon search box and found that the original bulb was sold separately. I am sure this is true for any bulb sold in any lighting kit.
769200
Yes you can however, do not exceed the wattage, the unit gets hot with prolong usage, and most importantly, only use "flood light" type bulbs. It's helps to keep the unit cooler and it projects the maximum amount of lighting on your target area.
1380078
I replaced the IR-bulb and use a white heat lamp. Ordered one here on Amazon: Phillips 416743 - 250Watt BR40 clear flood light bulb. Works fine.
410874
I don't think so. I have several of these that I use for indoor small flood lights.